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i ft T o • . i •• ,,„ .4 , ..., 4' .. 4-,0„ . , 4tip„. . • _ . , . . , • .....4.• : ,,,..„ 3 ,„, . .0..-ixli[ Ng t,Tr(r 2 • • , : • -%.,.,..-, , ,, - toik't4,4-'4, l * >#---...,—/.... 4 1, 1e,,.......... 4 ,52,.. f .. - 3,1 - : ,-.1. vgi4- 4 3.•,,_.., * ~. . ...„, -,.. .... . 1 „, 4 .z..;: .. -.4,. • - -1 , . . . , E 1. .i 1 4 . ra I A 1 1....,4 y, ~ }~ NumBER. 50 1.0.1 • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, oa. 11 , Isos, 'w 1 1 be performed ALL IN THE WRONG; Sir lohn Restless, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Beverly, 'Mr. ELLIS - I'4)N • Sir William 'Jell - nom, Mr SC.RIV.EN; Belmont, Mr. HOLLAND ; l;landtord, Mr. PENLEY; " 3 Lady Restless, Mis DUNCAN; Belinda, Mrs. IoRDAN ; Clarissa, Miss BO YC E ; Tippet, Miss TIDSWELL. WITH CAR ACTACUS. ANTIFNT BRITONS. Cara&acus, Mr. D'EGVILLE ; .Ulwy,• Mr. ROBERT ; Bello, Miss C. BRISVOW ; Edgar, Master NO LE ; Cadwal, Master WA L LACK ; • - • . Oswald, Master BRIS row ; Modred (the High Priest), Mr. COOKE ; • Isla, Miss GAYTON ; thelinde, Mrs. SHARP. ROMANS. • Caesar, Mr. COOKE ; Claudius, Mr. FISH e + I.7ragsus ' nt t. MALE ; Marcus, Mr. LAURENT. 130 1eS 6s. Second•P rice 35.—P it 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.—• Gallery 25.. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is., Second Price 6d.—NO Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be takenof Mr. Spring, at the Box. °Bice, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Malt past Six. • On Thursday, the -Comedy , ,ot The Rivals.; with the C rand Ballet of Caraeliieus, being the, last night it can be aded, on - account of the 'prepar a ti ons for the revival of the Romance of Blue Beard. On Saturday, the Comedy of The Inconstant with the Comic Drama of The Three and the Deuce. THE KIN.G'S' THEATRE, HAY-MA . RKET . T O -MORROW EVENING, Oa. 12, 1808, will be pertermed •. HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE ; Pollmiu s , M r : M UN DEN ; Laertes, flr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY ; Ghost,' Mr. POPE ; Gertrude, Mrs. ST. LEA; ER aphelia,- Miss BOLTON. • 7 - WITH THE FOREST O F HERMANSTADT; or; PRINCESS OR NO I'RINCESS. . The Musiccompowd by Mr. Jouyz. The Principal Characters by - Mr:T.HOMPSON, -Mr...B.RUNTON, • Mr. FARLEY. Mr. 13LANCHARD, Mr. LISTON, •Mr: CHAPMAN. Mr. lEFFERIES, Mr. KkiNq, Mr. W. MURRAY, Mrs. / 1 1:10HNSTDN, Mrs. 6113/4Si Mrs. DAVENPOkT, "1 - he Dances by Mater OSCAR BYRNE; the 'Misses _ _ - . :boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s, 6d. Second P ri ce 2S. "'Gallery 2S. Second Price is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ' fllhee , in the Hay-trinket. N , 'I'M- ry',4:l- , :?fq -Entr4e , ..e. to the lit will he From Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to - order their Coachmen to set down and take up with their horses' heads towards P,lll-11,1.111. On Thursday, the , Comedy of The Mnb of the World.; with The Forest of Hermanstadt. tACLV IN B VRANrCt , , CONIPANY. FIXE---ANi4-1111JE5-1.1"• . . .• CAPITAL,' TWO 141ICLIONS. Office; •Cornltill, London. Advantages to IN SU R ;;. RS with this COMPANY: DAYMENT Of RENT in. case of 'Fite, Vvikliout -IL increase of Premium. .I).nnageby .Lightning ma 4 good, lip Charge for Policies, Indorsements, A Iterations, or Sur "ce.Vs• A Commission of it:lie-Cent. 'allowed on Shipping insurance. . COr nmin Insurance,effedted tot r0,...te, at as.. per Cent. Hazar&Aus. : 6000, at 35. per Cent.. Doubly Hazardous - .3coo, at 55. per Cent. Abatements on Country. Insurances from 10 1 . to 4 01 . Pe r ent • uPyu the Premium ;• and from 21 to. 15 per--Cent. upon the 0 - tit?. •. - - cL a t r . i nii+g Stock insured without Average Clause, at 2s. per berlaili,eaojttpany's Terms for Life Insurance are equally possess very stiperiOr chdifis to putitie pan - Or:age. W. V.EETHAC.4, Secretary. Gentlemen desirous to become Agents (where none - area ppointed), requested to write forthwith to the Sccre xar)', with their Referenets, and two Sureties for 30 ,I. A..LBION I:I RE and LI . . i; INSURANCE COMPANY, Eµll- RLDGa--,t , • • ACti,RIARS• E MPO-WEI<ED h"t' ACe•YhFLPARLIAMCNT; For INS U RAN C "-from IRE, and on LIVES; and for the, Qiant and Purchase of.A NN U I ES. INIJRANCES due at Michaelinds Should - 111 - be reirewecl within Fifteen DayS from that period. , Ahateitieiits are made according. to the Plan wk iiicorigi mated \vllll this Comoany,-ort the Preatinins Of -it Fire 11, surances out of London. • , A • large aciyaotage is allowed on Lite Insurance, and ,:very facility is aitOrded by iOileft the interest and convenience of the Public may be proinvtcd- WARNER PS, Secretary. . fWith a view tp the acconattiOdiaitin of the Inhabitants Pf t he—Wcsi - end of London, the Directors have established an Oirke at • :vo. 97, near Oxford-street, oh the West side bi -New Bond-si feet ; wtteie Attendiirce will riven and where inftirmation may be obbinja with respca to - every lkanch of the Company's Business. 411XFORD,• , WORCESTER, and LUDLOW 4 -7;; and file ant COACH, will set out fi - otn the EN CROSS, CHARING, , C ROSS, Tuesdays, Star.and Gang S atur d a y s , t Noon, to the Angel, Oxford; :irter, wurescstee,. at Ctown,'L i udlow - .By GEORGE- BOULTON, - - TheOXFORTI COSTAR, FIELDHOUSE, and Co. VESTERL LUDLow —.CHELTFNHANI,GLO'STER,WOR , HERE FOltD, BRECO, CAR MARTH 'NI, and MILFO-RD HAVEN , Mail Coaches tvery Evening at Eight (Sundays at Six). The HOLYHEAD and NORTH WALES*MAIL every 'Evening, at Seven, and from the General Post-Office at light (Sundays at Six). The HOLYHEAD POST COACH by Salop and Cape). Cerig, every Morning at Nine, except Sunday. ANNUITIES. P r EN Years' Purchase will be immediately given X for ANNUITIES secured upOn Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Parties have an abso— lute Inte rest, and on which (by reason of the pressure Of the Cmcs) Money cannot_ be obtained upon Mortgage. And, ,Eight Nears' Purchase will likewise be given for Annuitiest on Young Lives secured on th:_: like Property ; the Interest! of Money in the Funds, Church Preferment, or, Marriage 4e.t tliments, where the Parties have only al..ife Interest. lii either case the Urantor will have the power of redeeming the Poly persorialty; or by Letter (post-paid), to Mr. Beard, (.1. 18, Nurtilumberiand-street, Stand. U S D Y; OcTor, ER 11 , 1808. NEW LOTTERY, To begin Drawing the -13th of December, iBoS. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of - kzo,ooo - - are - - 4,'50,0rx3 2 - - 10,000 ,0,n00 2 - - 5,003 6 . - 1,000 20 - - • 44 4:820 6,00* . 100 5 3 2,200 25 2300 Is 72,300 2c,000 Tickets k 200,000 TILE SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, as it abounds in CA P ITAL PRIZES ; and in addi tion to the usual Sum allotted by Government, the Con trador has permission of the Lords of the Treasury for him to make a Flee Gift of- woo Whole Tickets, the Value of whic,, it isimeossible to calculate, as they may contain the following Capital Prizes : - 4 - - of :. k 20,000 1 6 - - of -- C iOOO . 2 - - - - 10,000 to 500 . 2 - - - - • Sooe 7.0 There are 20,000 Tickets in .ttle Lottery, with not Three Blanks to a Prize ; but thereare only 19,0,0 Tickets for Sale. A speedy Purchase is therefgre het;::ssary, as Superior aette tits arc attached to particular Tickets drawn the First and Secohd Days, and the whole Lottery will be drawn in Four Days. Shares are entitled to a proportion of the above Benefits. Tickets and. Shares are selling at every .Lictased Lottery- Office, and by their Agents. A CAPTAIN of a Regiment of D'ragoon Guards' in England, wishes to Exchange into-a Regiment. of Dragoons in the East Indies. Further particulars may be known - by, addressinga Letter ( post-paid) to j. B. Craven Hotel, Craven,prect, Strand. This Day were published, priceHalf-a-Crown, nBSERVATIONS on the EGYPTIAN OPH THALMIA and OPHTHALMIA PURULENTA, as it has appeared in Englan 1. By WILLIAM THOMAS, Member of the Royal College - of Surgewis r and Assistant Surgeon in the Eleventh Royal Veteran Battalion. Printed for G. Robinson, Paternoster-row; This Day was published, In One Vol. Oetavo, the Third Edition, price : 7f. bd. bogds, ILTINTS to YOUNG PRACTITIONERS in filo 1 Study of Landscape Painting, illustrated by ten En; gra7ings, intended to show the different stages of the neutral. By . j. W. ALSTON', L. P. k ' To which are added, Tt►struitions in the Art of Painting on Veltret. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, wad-Orme, PatemoS ter-row. SOUTHEN"s LETTERS FROM .SPAIN AND ,PORTUGA This Day were published, • In Two :Volumes, Voolscap , Oetavo, price : tos. 6d. in. boards, a New Edition, Correded ar.d Amended, r BITERS written during a short Residence in SPAIN And PQR-11.1(;AL. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. :Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-;ow. -I ' 4 * These Volumes contain the Abstrait of a Memorial (never elsewhere published). upon the State of Portugal, ,written before the middle of the last Century, by 1). Luis da Cunha, who had been Ambassador at London andtthe Hague, and Plenipotentiary at the Congress of Utrecht, auk' who there advises the removal of the Portuguese Court to • THE GOSPEL BEST PROMU.LGATED BY NA , TIONAL SCHOOLS. • This Day was published, Price Three Shillings and Sixpence, A SERMON preached in the Cathedral. Church A. of St. Peter, York, before the Hon. Sir Alan Chambre, Knt. one of the justices of the Court of King's Bench ; and the Hon- Sir George Wood, Knt. one of- the. Barons of the Exchequer, filly 31, 1,08, By the Rev. b. WItANGHA M, M.A.-Y.12.5. Of Trinity College, Canibridge. Published at the request of the High Sheriff; and the Gen. tleinep of the Grand fury. To which is subjoined an Ap pendix, on the Apocalyptic Number 666. York : Printed by T. Wilson and Sun. Iligh,Ousegate; and sold ,by Niawman, POultry, London ; I. Deighton, Cambridge; I. Parker, Oxford ; I. Tocld.andSong; R. and Spence "; and I. iVolstettholme, York, Of uhorn may be had, Wrangliant's other Pieces. SALE OF ESTATE, &c. MANSION.HOUSE and,FREEHOLD ESTATES, near HORN - BY, LANCASTER. TO BE .SOLD. BY• tkiICTION, At the King's Arms, Lanca , ter, on 'Saturday, Oct, Is; un legs.previonsly Disposed of by Private. Contract, for which application may be made to. Mr. Parker, at Hornb.g,,or to Messrs. Batchelor and-Vous, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet.street, who will either treat for the si.le . of then in Lots, as tin ' der specified, or in any other division which may be more suitable to a P rcilaser, r.rHE MANSION-HOUSE and FREEHOLD ESTATES beloriging'to T.• M. - Parker, E 4 s.ttiated in and near llornby,in.the. County of E...ticat.ter. Lot t. Consists of all that capital Me ssuage , ca ll ed Horn by. with . Hall, couYement Offices, Out-houses, and Qardens, and about 97 \ cres of Land. Lcit - 2: Ail that Parcel of Land, calded.Grincllestane Thorn, Tythe-free, and, havog two go9d,Buildings also the seve ral IneloStnes; called Cargill, High Croft, Lc:* Croft, DUb. mire, ikwitts,, and Gill ; also Scalehouse Bottom, with Barn and Sheds, consisting in all of about !E./3 Acres. Lot. 3: rrll .that. Ales:maga:at „Butt. Yates, . consisting of a very r.,00d Farm House, two Barns, and other Qut-buildings, and several Enclosures of Rood improvable Arable, IVlcactoiv, and Pasture Freehold Land, about. los . Ac-res. . On Leaks which expire at Candlemas, ig to. Lot 4. Several inciosures of excellent freehold Land, about .43 Acres. Lot,s. Consists of Low Toft and Nursery, 2 good.situation for Buiiding, seven Acres. HOUNDS FOR SALE. By • 'MR; TATTERSALL, On Monday the I7th Instant, .AComplete PACK of FOX HOUNDS, which have bunted Fox auctliare.• .they are.extretnely • well-bred, enjoying the united blood Of the kennels of th e Mikes of RiThinond and Grafton, the Right Hon. the Earls pf Fitswilliam, Egremont,. and Lowther, tit; Pichely and HampShire Hunts.-lf any Giputlenlan wishes •to treat for them by Yrivate Contri4pr to see .ttem in the Field pre vious'to the day of Sale, they shall attend hini at an hour's notice. . • The Pack consists of 25 Couple of prime Hounds, to Couple of Drifts-having been Made from them in' the Sum mer;, and _the Purchaser may have t 5 Couple of. Wbel ps, bred in the Spring, at a Guinea per Couple, if he wishes it, a:; vybulit like to.. end a dog cart for them, but they. are not o f an age to walk any distartce without taking injury, Tattersall. will give prover reference. , • . 4, . TO SCHOOL MASTERS. •. - THE SCHOOL-MASTERS throughout Great .I.` Britain are respeefully informed, tlat -the KEY -to JOYCE'S PRACTICAL. ARITHMEIIC was this day puhlished,.and may be had of all Booksellers;' Price Half- - a-Crown bound. Besides containing Answers and Solutions to all the Questions, 'many of them worked at length, it contains, also Questions for the Exercise of Students, mid A System of Mental Arithmetic for Proficienis. _ _ Mr. Joyce's Arithmetic, to which the above Woik is a Key, is already Well known among Teachers as the only System adapted to real Trahsadions, in which, likewise, ail the Tables el. Weights and Measures are modernized. It may be had of all Booksellers, with a full all6wance. Price 3s - .. 6d.' bound. London, od. 3 d, IBA. . A cI.ASSICAL'AND ORIGINAL NtWSPAVER,. Will be commenced on Tuesday, Odober . 608, entitled THE INQUISITOR, printed in Quarto, on the largest l'ap'cr allowed to be used.-Price 7id. To be published on the Afternoon of every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. • • • , . , It was observed by our - illustrious Bacon. is his treatise " De Augmentis Scientiarino," that the multiplicity of books should be considered indicative rather of Ferri. t!•an super-. flinty; and that this penury, instead of: ..;upioely re gretted, ought to be relieved ' by increasing the ti.un - •ser of meritorious procludions. The observati , zo extentlsemphati cally to what are denominated PeriOdicaf Publications. Every new literary projeet supposes some deficiencies to be supplied, or some errors to be remedied, Without meaning to depreciate. contemporary {llolt * tine . Proprietors.of this Undertaking knowi that enough has not been done to satisfy .. just exiiedation; -without assuming undue superiority in the republic of letters, they are confident that The Inqui sitor, twit as to. its plan and pretensions, will •ba, found in cOritestibly to surpass any of those z:unterous journals hither -to submitted to -the Public. If. they obtain the highest pos - Jible success, it will be b,cause they are Oeterminedetrii nently 10 deserve it. They can.discover faults, which it will be their concoct - to avoid; ornissions,• for which it will be their duty to proville and adventitious aids, of which their predecessors have nog:eat - A to avail themselves. Stimething new, stinething estunable, something durable, will, they trust, be the result of their labours. To c,mbine the terAp...:rary attractions of a li . ewspaper with , the permanent advantages of an Annual Register, and, at the same time to conned, with •the information of a Literary Review, the diversified interest of a Monthly Magazine, ob . Arionsiy presents the Most extensive and desirable . arrange. meat. Comprehensive as is the destined sphere of The 'lnquisitor, the frequency of its appearance, together - with the unprecedented dimensions of its pages, will, neverthe lesS, enable the Proprietors fully to accomplish whatever they stand pledged to perform. 'Ole magnitude of their de sign therefore renders them anxious to attach to themselves - -public attention. - For elegance of ed'ed ; fur originality, ,novelty, and variety; for the accuracy and copiousness of its details; for the importance of its information, and the opu ..letiee of its literature; for utiiity, and for delight;---the Proprietors aspire to produce a Publication that will find its way into every rahk of Society,. and • whose contents will render it an object of presez•vation to families the most re. ..speetable. It will contain all that can attrad, in the eva nescent communications of the day, and all that is deserving o f pet , iictuation, in the established records of the age. Vo latility will be amused, curiosity gratified, and Imo wle,lge. stimulated. sornthing will doubtless be here ex peaed otithe.subjed et Politio. - With respett to the condud of The Inquisitor in this par6cular, few professions will, however,- be made. Recent everts, both foreign and domestic, have demolished Most of a;. - -ient barriers of,,iiarty, and ex pdsed; at the sam`e time, the futiliV of its distin,Jions A large and highly re spectable perti 4l 0 1 the bcgai to emancipate Akcals,e,te.;_fro.A.that-clatt'..:3lr which iksts. Ilea and wrong only throurh the me.iium or civil connexions ; and it is the patronage t , this he.nourable clescrip.zion• of Readers that The Inquisitor will tie most emulous to obtain and se. cure. Orders received at Office, No. ii, Catherine -street, Strand, anti by all. Bcol"eilers, Newsmen, Clerks of the goads, &c. ffIC,N s tiRRIS's DROPS. T HESE DROF.' x are particularly adapted t o thi s •. Season of the 3r. They are an efficacious corro borative in sea bathing, and as'ist the gdod qualifies of the various Medical Waters ; they are. indeed, as those who are 41 the habit of taking theta can -testify. a powerful restor ative 84-xi pieserver of health. I n Fevers of .$ll hurts (espe. cially the , Yellow or Putrid). they are an infallible Remedy ; Asthmas, beginning 'Consumptions, Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels, ike. are under their immediate in.:. huence,,es the.e?cperience of more than century has indubitably proved. . . . As. no 14ottle, even for exportation, can be sold without a Stamp, the possibility of imposing a Counterfeit on the Pur chaser is prevented, the genuine having the name of Thomas Norris Moore engraved thereon by favour of Government. The Family Bottle, ass - . to be bad only at the DoCtor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook street, where orders for ex portation are duly executed. Smaller Bottles at t ts. and as. gd: sold by Bacon and Co. Ise, Oxford-street. . . Also 1.)r.N(5 R S's celebrated ANT I.lil LIOUS PILLS, with ample Diteaions, zs. 9cl. rl►6 Box. E N V Al' tLE AZT H. ,TT has been, tpo.frequently.the subjedofjust A. general reprobation, that men destitute oftharleruents of the medical art .have °tiered themselves as ean.lidates for public pationagein the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies 'andex perielace, and .to prevent us trout being classed among tnose cinpirics whose imprudent pretenSiOnsjiave, unfit tunately tsar society, been h too tavouroi..y i receiired, we hegdeave to submit u. tftelibetal arid eilli , ,ltteitLel a fititht,l statement of our pursuits and ae .quirarrents.. A net having.receiVed a regular medtcal non as the pupils of Nlessrs. C;ittlileil and lilizard, whose ledutes aint pradice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons ~of the . London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as students in that yustly celebrated sciaoil for medical acquire .ntent, nu; Royal (.: 0 1.1.;ge of Edinburgh, and were Mstruded i n the ditl4ent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of -physic,. chemistry, midwifery, botany; by those eminent • professors, Drs. Mi.inro, C;regory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust We Shall not tx t . donned presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series ,of years made Venereal Complaints, and, the various diseases of Debility, the particular objeet of our studies and practice, i t wilt, Av e hop e , be alioweit that ,we .have actpaired .svP' for knowledge of their treatment and cure. .ln slf . 4llt and rota it cages ofintedion a perfeCt re-establishment Is completed in tne.slipm period of two days ; ,aridah:those of the.tatitiost.in. veteracy, where - other practitioners have failed of success, a properTerseverarice iti our plan of treatment, ensures tu'rhe patient a safe and radical cure. • . .Amidst the inelaucholy variety-oldisorders which ate the effeds.of a habit long, and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming - or mare distressing.than those deficiencies and debilitie.s which fre quently7prevent or embitter the matrittionial state. To such persons it must be a*eonsulation to know that. they may now, by a new and infallible mode oftreatment„ bcrestored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strung,' mardy, and vigor ous constitution. In 41 cases of debility, ,from whatever cause ariaitlg, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with tie:great est ,seerec,v,andfionaur. Hours of cons it lotion at home from ten topiree, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. -•-. Patients in •the •country are requested to .state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, titc. arc. in elosing,aseinittante tor ; advice and medicines, witch the same will be given, or sent to any part or: the kingdom. To ensure chat socreey 6t, esstunal , our undertaking,- the postage of letters may be ad-led to the account. for medicines. . • . ,CtJRRIL and , Co. Surgeons, No. to;, Hatton—garden. C..1 - -•MesSrs. Currie and Co. have Certilie,t‘is froM the above. reteAtable Profe,sorS tat the ti4ligence, - .,skili, and litlynan.t. ; :Iktt they .per. formed .the duties assigned them during the time they at. Q. rid d tli it Leaurcs and lira {PRICE SIXPEINCto .HiIIIIBIIIZGH PAPERS. • BANKS OF VIE ELBE, SEFt. 43,--They say teat NAPOLEON will do every thing in his power by pro, raises (his usual decoy) istvinduce Ruksia to make the Emperor Famgras consent to -a new triple alli , ance, or at. least prevent him.from aeting against France during the present crisis with Spaio. The Harnburgh and Altona Journals give an ac • count of the loss of the British in killed and wound ed, in the aaionOsought m eortugal, but not-a word. is said in mention of the•deleat of the French in lilac country.. Toe French.are.most anxious to suppress every 'fa& essential for the historian, unless, it relates to events direaly in their favour. Nothing can equal 'the low artifice and means by which they im— pose ()wale public opinion .on the Continent, a plain proof, that theirs is a desperatepuse. The. Spanish. itgiments of Princessa and. Asturias continusz to, be' confined in the - Citadel of Copenhagen ; and private adVice.s-say, that i5O Officers ,and-soldiers ,; • are to be shOt for having daredlo resist the Yrenclt .. General FRIRION, who wanted -to force them to ab jure their allegiance , to their law , flit the Spaniards- that ,remained in Harnburgh and Al-, tuna have been sent, disarmed, and, prisotietto,•vards. Ivleaz and .offieersstud•men,:were reduced to rations of bread and water, and nto , ,t . of the pri vates were bOtind down in waggons wheit•they reach- Such conduct loudly calls for reprisals. A serious riot has -broken out at Cassel, On'account oft he conscription. It has .;been suppressed by the military. The people are - said to- haye attacked, during the the pleasure residence of JR-. ROME, which he calls Napoleon's Hobe (Napoleon's height), hut`the real nameis -William's Hoke; As a proof of his- respeB for the sciences, Jp.aomE BONA PARTE has enrolled in the -conscription- all the stu dents Of the Universitx of Gottingen that are not theologicians, and they have• received orders to join their respeaive corps. This measure of severity has made JEROME unpopular. VIENNA., SEPT. 14.—The sto,ckjobbing and paper negotiations, on the part of the. Austrian Officers employed by the "Emperor in a civil capacity, has been forbidden by the Emperor, in a note dtreaed to the Minister of'Finance. • • • The ArdlduLfs are returnd. hither from nes burgh. Both their Imperial Majesties-.are expeaed at Luxemburgh. The Court has. sent .orders to „Elaine for the pretended Amefican merchantmen not to unload, but irtoantly to-. set sail, In.future such vessels will not be permitted to put into Fitunt • Or Trieste: The Russian Consulate at Jassay has made known that the exportation of Russian-rubles, •in silver and specie, from Moldavia and Wallachia, to the tervi tories of Austria and Turkey,. Fill. be considered as contraband. We learn that Prince JOHN of Lichtenstein will be appointed General of Cavalry, and the General of Artillery, Count Winzel ColloredO, Field-Mar shal. • • At Trieste several houses have stopped payment. to a considerable amount. CONSTATINOPLE, AUG. 25. 7 -0 U tile:,llth inst. the Emperor MUSTAPHA was crowned with the usual ceremonies.. The Grand Vizier, MUSTAPH A PACHA, was received on. that day, , wherever he appeared, .with loud acclamations by all classes of the inhabi- : .tarits. , His manner of doing justice ; his penetra tion in discovering robberies committed. whole years back; his severity in punishing the guilty is both the subject of terror and general admiration'. The utmost tranquillity prevails here, and ,we are as safe, in the streets as in the houses. MUSSA DACHA -7 CAIMAKAN, who had - a -share lathe revolution before • the last, has been beheaded, and many individuals, males as well as females, involved as accomplices in SELIM'S death, have shared the same fate. The Multi Abrnade; though the present Grand Vizier made out •his appointment, has been deposed, and has protnisoitoliveluiet at his country seat on the • Canal. '‘ j. ,, The Captain Pacha, SEW Am, had the same fate, and is replaced - by. ABDULLAH EFFENDI, formerly Pacha of Silishia. An Austrian Officer of rank has arrived' here. HAMBURGH, SEPT. 21.—Some days back 2000 Spanish cavalry horses were sent to 'Potsdam, Hano ver, and Wesel ; they are for the. most part beautiful stallions, and are condueted by Spanish troopers; .Spanish officers and privates are also going off every day from Holstein and Jutland—they were sent tM Wesel and Mentz. Five thousand more are ex- . petted from Jutland and,Fronda, for.the same des# • tination ; upwards of 200 officers of various ranks are already gone.—(Correspondent.) . CASSEL, SEPT. ig.-- , The King, we learn, goes to the frontier town of Voch to-morrow,' to compli ment his august brother, the Emperor of the French. A detachment of granadier guards. have already marched thither. The French Colonel of•artillery, Aix, has ,been admitted to the same rank in the dragoon service • : • The King goes to Wiemar to the conference of the Emperors of France and Russia. NAPOLEON is -said, visit 'Cassel Otl his re turn, and in Williams Hobe (now called Napoleon's Hohe), preparations are making for his reception. BANKS OF THE RHINE, SEP,T. 1f3. 7 1-Wt are as sured that the Convention concluded the 'Bth instant between Prussia and France is restricted' to the ar rears .of the contribution imposed by NAPoLEoisr. One moiety of these arrears, which are said to athount -to above 1•46 millions 'of frad6s, be paid within a periOd.ot twenty days, 'add the Other moiety is. to be assigned on, the royal.doiriaiti§lntil the whole of .tip:: above. arrears. shall ',hare.. been charged. fortresses 'of 'Stettin, Cuitrio, and Glogan are to 'reniain occupied by F i r'6Ch- trouts; the,garris, - .11: -. : of thesethiee;plaCei are,' ilowever.,f l uot to exceed mien. 13erlin, as well a,.s the..whole country, v. - !Lii the exception of th . e above. three fbr trooes, are to be evactiatgd before' the • end or.Odtb-